i'm jackie heinrich in washington. why the decision to offer greater environmental protection is generating strong mixed opinions coming up? ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ first president to issue a proclamation of indigenous peoples day. it is a huge boost for those who want to refocus the federal holiday celebrating christopher columbus. toward an appreciation of native peoples. the proclamation recognizes indigenous peoples' resilience, strength and positive impact on american life. the day will be observed on monday, october 11th along with columbus day. which was established by congress. the antiquities act gives sitting presidents the right to make changes to the country's national monuments. former president barack obama used it to create several protected lands, but then former president donald trump used it to dismantle them. foxes jackie heinrich is in washington d. c. with the lo

that being said it, as our own jackie heinrich just said, time is up. and don't just stand there, spend some thing, phase of biden's long-term presidency. his goal is to spend money to win democratic vote. what happens next here, senator? >> especially in the light of economic, and the warning sirens are sounding loud for our economy. we only got two half of that type of growth, and the inflation is running wild, and that's what the president is talking about doing when he goes to europe which will raise the cost of energy. i've got the frame work, right here. the two big things that strike me about that is they still supersize the irs to try to squeeze taxpayers and it's still the largest and most expensive part of this, they are driving and heating their home in the hot cost of energy making energy much more expensive and much less reliable. >> sandra: and more, just a framework. and that's who we are about to hear in the 2:00 hour. nancy pelosi, listen. >> we have controversy. >> sandra: americans wonder what the consequences of this massive spending

jackie heinrich with the latest. a minute to minute story as it unfolds and she is at the white house. >> good morning to you. this is really evolving minute by minute as you said. the white house didn't call a lid last night until almost 11:00. you know how unusual that is. the aides, white house aides stayed in speaker pelosi's for hours on the hill and went to the senate side trying to work out some sort of a deal. it didn't happen overnight. reporters stayed here just in case it did. but the midnight oil continued to burn and pelosi says a deal could happen today. >> how disappointed are you there is no vote tonight, madam speaker? >> we'll vote today. we'll vote today. >> in fact pelosi pulled a maneuver even though lawmakers were told they could go to bed she kept the house in session so the legislative day technically continued so she could essentially call today the same day as yesterday and keep her promise that the bipartisan infrastructure bill would get a vote on thursday. because the two sides are starti

bit of an parallel to draw as dodd was once accused of assaulting a waitress >> bret: jackie heinrich thanks >> the crisis is more than just getting car go ships to port and unloaded. william lodge necessary tells us from the port of los angeles, some of the biggest problems come next. >> the clock is ticking on america's retailers. black friday, the day stores are supposed to become profitable, is just six weeks away. yet experts say it could take months to untangle kinks in the supply chain. >> terminals do not have room to store containers. truckers don't have enough chassis or tractors or enough drivers to manage the flow of goods that continues to bottle neck at the port. >> it's going to begin respect onning 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> but officials admit the president's ambitious target isn't happening soon at scale. >> we've been mostly focused on the next 80 days or so. >> we've got work happening at the port seven days a week today. but we want to make sure we're in sync with the other plays in the supply chain. >> we're certainly trying to move to more effective 2

jackie heinrich is in washington d. c with a look at the push back. the president is already facing for this. national monument and parks are part of the identity as our benes of people president biden announcing greater federal protections for three national monuments, fully restoring the boundaries of bears, ears and grand staircase escalante national monument in utah. and protecting the northeast canyons and seamounts national monument, located south of cape cod in the atlantic ocean. preserving them is the fulfillment of a promise to our children and all those who will come to leave this world a little better than we found it. all three areas were impacted under former president donald trump, who argued the protections were harming businesses. trump used the antiquities act to slash roughly two million acres of land across both monuments in utah, while also allowing commercial fishing and sections of the northeast canyons and seamounts monument. a very historic action. to reverse federal overreach and restore the rights. of this land to your citiz

jackie heinrich is in washington d. c with the look at how president biden is now using that same act. to restore protections for several areas and the push back. his decision is already facing. national monument and parks are part of the identity as our benes of people president biden announcing greater federal protections for three national monuments, fully restoring the boundaries of bears, ears and grand staircase escalante national monument in utah and protecting the northeast canyons and seamounts national monument, located south of cape cod in the atlantic ocean. preserving them is the fulfillment of a promise to our children and all those who will come to leave this world a little better than we found it. all three areas were impacted under former president donald trump, who argued the protections were harming businesses. trump used the antiquities act to slash roughly two million acres of land across both monuments in utah, while also allowing commercial fishing and sections of the northeast canyons and seamoun

jackie heinrich from the white house. >> republicans played a dangerous and risky partisan game and i am glad that their brinksmanship did not work. >> dana: chuck schumer taking a swipe at his colleagues across the aisle after the vote to extend the debt ceiling and fire comments not sitting well with a democrat. joe manchin shaking his head in frustration had this to say. >> it was not appropriate at this time. i just think basically what we have to do is find a pathway forward and deweaponize. we have to deweaponize. you can't be playing politics, none of us can. civility is gone and i won't be part of getting rid of it. i will try to bring it back and i speak out when i see someone do something i don't like. >> dana: i understand that the frustration on the democratic side on the senate is at a fever pitch with manchin but his frustration with them feels to be the same and doesn't look like it will help him get to yes on the president's big agenda. >> no, good morning, guys. it was interesting his saying i'll try to restore civility in the senate. good luck to senator manchin in t

trace. >> trace: jackie heinrich live on the north lawn. dana. >> dana: in virginia voters will elect a new governor. education is a prifsh otal issue and a new ad against democrat terry mccauliffe. watch this. >> raising children. there are so many roles. cheerleader, teacher, the most important, protector. but terry mccauliffe spent years minimizing the role of parents. >> i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. >> dana: let's bring in fox news contributor bill bennett. education is a major issue in this virginia race taking place in a couple of weeks. that might not be the case for this year. this seems like -- i would love your expertise on this -- an issue that could carry into next year's mid-term elections, bill. >> i think so. education is a huge issue in virginia. glen youngkin is going on offense about it. a long time since we've seen republicans do that as you know. and i think this is a very good thing. he has a real shot. i think he is a very good man. but in some ways this is even bigger, you're

we have fox team coverage tonight jackie heinrichs at the white house with the administration's action to the ongoing back and forth and the legislative stalemate we begin with congressional correspondent chad pergram with the drama over the democrats' latest move a tax on billionaires good evening chad, and we are hearing that this tax billionaire's tax may be out? >> it's hard to tell the chair of the ways and means committee richard neal was surprised when his counterpart senate finance committee chairman ron wyden proposed the billionaire's tax. >> it has not been been vetted by any committee complexity this happened all of the sudden. >> when asked if the tax was out widen said it was not. earlier this morning joe manchin opposed the billionaire's tax. >> we have said we all agreed on 15% corporate tax. people in the centrals to fear t country able to produce the wealth. tonight manchin softened his position. >> i'm open to basically [inaudible] >> you were against it? >> no, no, no. [inaudible] >> this is a textbook example so hard for lawmakers to get everyone singing from the s

i saw somebody trying to follow up with jen psaki outside of peter doocy and jackie heinrich. she became very defensive. psaki is punching to hunter's representatives. does he have a press secretary? i haven't seen one. i guess she means his lawyers. we were told by jen psaki herself. i looked it up. hunter biden was winding down these activities in february eight months ago, the exact words she used and said talk to hunter's representatives. the movie dodge ball got a sequel. >> harris: let's get into the tactic of attacking the media for being rude. we see people in powerful positions do that all the time try to shut us down by saying you're shouting or you didn't use the right word. it is a tactic we see. in the long run it never works. in the short term it buys them more time. what she needs more time for i don't know. left wing media applauding protestors who harassed kyrsten sinema outside a public restroom. that was sunday. in a locked secured area on the campus of arizona state university that those people were not allowed to be in. liberal journalists tweeting their s

heinrich starts us off tonight live on the north lawn. good evening jackie. >> good evening to you, bret. well, in his return

the ships are packed at our nation's busiest ports, and we're going to start with jackie heinrich live on the north lawn. the briefing has been pushed back to 3:00 p.m. eastern time. for now, what are we hearing? >> good afternoon to you. the supply chain issues and inflation are high-class problems, not once, but twice, three hours apart, he was pointing to the lower unemployment rate in the sort of tone deaf way trying to say that we wouldn't have these problems of people didn't have money to buy things. it didn't go over very well. we didn't get the chance to ask the president's view on that tweet, he gave and yesterday when he announced to remedy the supply chain issues, he took no questions, but touted the to solve this problem all carried out by the private sector is a potential game changer. he credited his own administration for negotiations that took weeks while the conditions worsened, and also gave this morning asking for more health. he gave this support is needed, i will direct all appropriate action. if the private sector doesn't step up, we are going to call them out bec

jackie heinrich reports on that today. let's begin a new hour. good morning. >> good morning, bill. the new defacto deadline is the end of this month when the temporary extension of the funding for the hard infrastructure expires. in the meantime, the white house has been really trying to engage with moderates and progressives to get them to agree to really the top line amount, the price tag. but that's all in order for this hard infrastructure to pass for that extension to continue on and not just the same kind of debacle we saw last week where we missed the deadline. last week a huge to do about the price tag. while it is true the white house got to meet in the middle on the social spending there is still a lot of horse trading which programs will stay, which ones will go. each day it seems we learn about a new twist in the demands from each side. the president yesterday singled out senators manchin and sinema saying one of them wants to phase out the child tax credit. >> president biden: i'm not going to give away what either one said. one side they like to child tax credit but l

jackie heinrich is live at the white house with more on this. i know the white house publicly likes to say they don't sweat the polls but what do you hear? >> the president's job approval rating is way underwater. there was a poll yesterday just 38% approving of the job he is doing. 53% disapproving overall of the job the president has done on all but one key issue. there were negative marks in the double digits. coronavirus, economy, his job as commander-in-chief, on taxes and foreign policy and immigration, all disapproval ratings higher than 50%. and with those approving ranging from just 34 to 48%. on immigration in the southern border there were even worse marks. 67% of people disapprove the president's handling on those issues. the poll put it this way. battered on trust, challenged on overall competency president biden is being hammered on all sides as approval rating continues a downward slide to a number not seen since trump administration. coronavirus is where the president's polling has slipped significantly. he heads to chicago to to

jackie. >> good evening to you, bret. on his way to new jersey, to promote his plan, the president said that a deal could get done ahead of his foreign trip by the grace of god and with the goodwill of neighbors. but, he is putting hits foot on the gas with hopes can come together in just degree days. three days. >> these bills are not left vs. right or leading the world or continuing to let the world pass us by. >> president biden in new jersey spending plan still as democrats have not settled on proposed programs and ways to pay for it have fluff support to pass. the frenzy of activity up against the clock just days before the president meets with foreign leaders in italy and scotland where he hopes it have a legislative achievement in his back pocket. >> do you want a deal by the time you leave for -- >> -- yes. >> something you expressed to democrats. >> that's my hope. it would be very, very positive to get it done before the trip. thank you. >> with no time to waste, the president huddled this weekend with chuck sch

steve: jacqui heinrich live outside the white house. jackie, the president at the last minute changed his schedule to stick around and try to bend some arms, didn't he? >> that's what we are hearing. we are hearing that he will probably democrats american people at some point before taking off for europe. he is scheduled to take that trip later on today. he is going to be meeting with foreign leaders, very important to this administration to have some action taken, legislative win in his back pocket in order to forge aggressive action on climate change when he stands shoulder to shoulder with the foreign leaders at the climate 26 climate summit. dates of conference intersect with november 2nd governor's race in virginia. and it is believed that as democrats, if biden and the administration gets nothing done, terry mcauliffe loses, they look pretty bad. so they want to make sure this gets over the finish line ahead of those two dates. now, there was a last-minute push from the white house to get this done. we know that there is going to